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Правительство РФ планирует заработать на заключенных 15 млрд

Правительство РФ планирует заработать на заключенных 15 млрд
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Opinión del experto- La legalización y el debate

Opinión del experto nacional Esta semana, la Suprema Corte de Justicia de la Nación (SCJN) resolvió inconstitucional la prohibición para el consumo lúdico y recreativo de la mariguana. Con ello, se podrán autorizar actividades vinculadas al autoconsumo y sus consideraciones en cosecha, cultivo, transporte y preparación, entre otros factores. Se trata de una decisión histórica que viene de un antecedente reciente de jurisprudencia en el tema, que va de la mano del debate público respecto a la legalización y comercialización de sustancias en el país. La interpretación jurídica que se le ha dado al asunto desde la SCJN va en virtud del derecho a la dignidad y libertad, en particular al libre desarrollo de la personalidad, con lo que se declararon inconstitucionales artículos de la Ley General de Salud, que prohibía el uso lúdico de la mariguana.

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Banking and Cannabis Enforcement Round Up: NCUA Imposes First Penalty Relating to Cannabis Banking Services; Cannabis Industry Execs Convicted of Defrauding Banks into Providing Financial Services; Congress Re-Introduces the SAFE Banking Act | Ballard Spahr LLP

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: Much has occurred in the last two months regarding the relationship between financial institutions and Marijuana-Related Businesses, or MRBs. In this post, we discuss three major developments, all of which share a complex connection. First, the National Credit Union Administration (“NCUA”) recently pursued its first enforcement action against a credit union for Anti-Money Laundering (“AML”) compliance failures when servicing MRBs. Second, two cannabis industry executives were convicted of bank fraud for allegedly tricking banks and other financial institutions into unwittingly extending financial services to their MRB. Third, and despite this enforcement drumbeat regarding MRBs, Congress has introduced again, with bi-partisan support, the SAFE Banking Act, which seeks to normalize the banking of cannabis by prohibiting federal bank regulators from taking certain actions against financial institutions servicing MRBs

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Opinion: -Congress Again Proves that the Business of Washington is War

By Ron PaulDecember 16, 2020 Information Clearing House - Libertarian educator Tom Woods famously quipped that “no matter who youvote for you end up with John McCain.” Unfortunately Woods was proven right for about the thousandth time this past week, as Washington again showed us that it is all about war. First, we learned that if Joe Biden ends up in the White House next month he intends to put a deep state member of the military-industrial complex in charge of the Pentagon. General Lloyd Austin will be only the second Defense Secretary in decades to require a special Senate waiver to

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